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CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian
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Pickpick

I mostly loved this. My beliefs include a) the British royal family are a bunch of colonizing shits hoarding wealth, b) ACAB, c) military service should not be glorified. It's not that this VERY sexy, funny, and romantic story about a royal bodyguard and a royal personal assistant is about those things, but they are in the background, not exactly condoned but neither are they questioned. Anyway, this couple is great, incredible chemistry!

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LeahBergen
Victoria's Daughters | Jerrold M. Packard
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My current “Royal Biography Buddy Read” with @shawnmooney !

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BarbaraBB Your home looks like Gladstone‘s Library 🤍. My next read here will be a Perspehone one, just because it seems so fitting! 3mo
Leftcoastzen Nice! 3mo
LeahBergen @BarbaraBB 😆 I wish!! What Persephone will you be reading? I just started 3mo
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BarbaraBB I already finished it. I thought I‘d love it but am a bit underwhelmed to be honest. I will check out The Far Cry! 3mo
LeahBergen @BarbaraBB Oh, too bad. I liked that one. 3mo
BarbaraBB @LeahBergen I know you did. That‘s why I felt sure I would too 🤷🏻‍♀️ 3mo
tpixie Lovely Library 📚 and your book looks very interesting 🤔 3mo
Gissy Beautiful collection! 😍📚👌 3mo
LeahBergen @tpixie @Gissy Thank you! 😘 3mo
tpixie @LeahBergen 💛🩶💛 3mo
Cathythoughts Beautiful photo of a beautiful collection ❤️ 3mo
LeahBergen @Cathythoughts Thanks, Cathy! 😘 3mo
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5feet.of.fury
The Wild Heir | Karina Halle
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Bailedbailed

There was a whole thing on socials last week where someone called the author a pedo bc the MCs name is the same as a middle name of a 12yo Swedish prince. MC of this book is in his 20s &there‘s a disclaimer about this being fictional
“reader” doubled down, claimed this was an author behaving badly even though you cant just call someone a pedo
But as the MC sped away in a speedboat from the paparazzi I realized this book was aggressively not for me

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CoffeeK8
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Next vacation read!

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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
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#Biography

#TBR #Aboutabook

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Eggs Very attractive photo👏🏻🫶🏻👌🏼 5mo
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs thank you ❤️ 5mo
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Born.A.Reader
Queen Mary | James Pope-Hennessy
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#biography #aboutabook
Queen Elizabeth's grandmother, Queen Mary of Teck's official biography.
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs

Eggs Fantastic 👌🏼❤️ 👑 5mo
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DebbieGrillo
Princess Diana | Joanne Mattern
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Watching the final season of The Crown and thought thisline by Prince Charles was worth noting: “great pain and sadness doesn‘t discriminate — it comes to those with beauty and privilege, too.”

mcctrish I feel like the whole world was betrayed by that fairytale marriage. I have to get back to the Crown ( I have been apprehensive of the Will and Harry years ) 6mo
Eggs A tragic story in so many ways 💔 6mo
dabbe @mcctrish Agree 💯. I was OBSESSED with Diana. As a 16-year-old, I stayed up all night and watched the entire coverage of the wedding. I collected all the magazines and paraphernalia that I could. And then to finally see her on her own and on her way to happiness--only to die at 36 ... And what would she think of her sons and their petty fighting now? Tragic all around. 6mo
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mcctrish @dabbe I was at the cottage and my parents and grandparents cooked a full English breakfast using the outdoor stove for us and our neighbours ( and any of my teenage friends who‘d haul themselves out of bed and it was most of them ) while we watched on tvs brought outside. #corememorymaking 6mo
Reggie My dad who I always thought of as a macho man, not toxic, surprised me when I was younger as he ran into our room, my brother‘s and mine, to tell us that Princess Diana had died. Totally caught me off guard. I hadn‘t realized he cared so much. 6mo
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Kinniska
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I have to admit that I expected this book to be somewhat dry or abstruse, but I have been reading it out of curiosity based on some family history.
I shouldn‘t have worried. It‘s been far more entertaining than I could‘ve hoped. It‘s often Dorothy Parker levels of skewering of the characters (and I do mean characters! Google Leon Ghilardi, for example).
Jokes aside it‘s also full of source citation; it‘s a great read.

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Kinniska
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Took up reading about King Zogu because my grandparents actually met in Albania during Zog‘s reign/ era. What a strange time, and with absolute characters. Honestly I expected either transparent sentimentality or propaganda, but this has turned out to be a strangely entertaining book about not only the central character but all the people and circumstances around his rise to leadership.